T l ,_,.., •• ~- 1 •~ ' I • . .. . . -· . . I 'I economi:..; t,3 ~ia 1 ie ienuuncer! as tr.e single most inflationary In je ction into the nutlon's economy . In nrl.rHtton -- t~ie Pre3i c ent asks Conr~res3 for o. sixteen monti1 SiJSpCJnslon -- of laws permittin- business to benefit from an acce !e ra ten deprecta t ion pro,rram . !.l3o , the Feder~ 1 Res~rve Boar~ -- to ~elp bring down high lntore~t rates. And - - ~ rovernment survey -- to 3ee if certain ~overment s~t:!uriti~s shou.1 i be ,-:ltl 1l1el cl rrom tl 1 e market . Fl u s a final pr•omise to r-educe feneral spenntne personal!~· -- b,y 11 tmpouniJ1ne; , postponlnc and free?.lne:" c;over-ment expenr'liture.,, 0 "" t. ~ t • '' I, .. ' 1 J SPACE A I Ca P e Kl' 1111 «: d _r - fl f i 11 a I s c r i 1• .-. o f c II e ck s Io do y - i 11 /J r c Pa r a Ii o II f u r Io III o r r o 11 · ' s I ,, . o - J> a r I s />a,. c s J> ( ' , . ,.-"cul a r; II,(' f Ii~ It I o f G c III i II i - EI c ,. e 11 - i u Ito I p u rs u i I o f au Ag e na large/ ,·ucl..• e l. Al las/ r e /Jori - all phases proJ.fJ' e ssing salis f aclorily. M e an u · h i l e , a c u III p a r a l i I e da y of re s l to d a .) ' - for asl · ronauls Pelc Conra,I and Dick Gordon. Status llrto:fil,i briefings - folou:ed by one more check of the flight plan - and then lo bed before sundown. Early lo bed - early lo rise - we hope. The Agena target rocket - set to go off al 6i:~lrbt).'I\--.Y eight-forty- e i g h / lo 11or r o w morn i ,i g. G e · min i - e l a v e ,z lo f o l lo w - "t ten-twenl_v-fi e. !nc- . , • I I • I , • 1 • ! J,, t. 3ophL.;t,lr'11.ec1 cloth~3 pins -- to whlrh i,he r1str matus wll l qtt.'lch rnrlCJtl3 !':gms -- w!'1en their hatc h ld open . To keep suprl 1 e:; mvl e uipment from flo:-itlnt: aroum~ tl-ie cnblne , anii ~l"'om float l ne rl£:l1t out t~~e cloor . ti.s happern~<~ on a recent ~UP:ht -- w! en 1 a camera 1 .vit:1 valu~l>le shotJ took off into :;pace . VIET NAM ---------- \t~P~ J.!.e rrorism is reporled at a11 all-lime p e ak loda )' in S011111 l'iel Nam. Par/ of a las/-dil c h efforl - lo nulli fy S11nday's 11 a I io 11 a I e 1 e c Ii on s. ~ ,,,. /'Fo ttr terrorist bombs explodi11g ;,, crowded places . ~ It' o II n di II g a do z en • • c i fl i l i an s • ,,,l1t1111 e o gr a p I, e d de a I II /11 re a I s s e n I I o al mo s t a l l atr1rttidz c an did a I es - - u· a r n in g th e m to U' i /11 d r a H' fr o m I II e r a c e b e f o re i t 's Io o la t e . Te a m s o f Vi e I Co 11 g r o a m; n g /11 e co 1111 Ir y s id e - - t e l ling th e lo ca l popt1lace: ''We llave yottr name. 1f yo · tt vote - you risk your li fe. " Be tl1at as it may - the biggest bo mbsllell of all - from South Vietnamese Premier Ky ltimself. 111 a statement today at llis birthday party ... Ky saying lie would be a candidate for futttre Preside11t of So11tl1 Viet Nam - if ,·drafted" to r11n. T/1is - - said Ky - because his first cltoice of the job - Cl1ief of State Nguyen Van T/1i , e11 - l1as just witlidrawn from tlle race. VIET NAAI - 2 ---------- K .\' 's n 11 11 011 n c e m e 11 I e x p e c I e d I o l1 a ,. e It' id e rep e r c II s s i o II s - - es p cc i a II )' ; 11 I I, e 11 o r I I, e r,1 prov Ince s ~ ,,B(i ll smolcieri11g f rom Iha/ rece11I Buddhist led relJellio11 - a g a i II s I I l1 e Ky go v e r II m e II I . lt::tt :8iil • =wW 1,a1 effect, if any, ~ will have b o ,, I h e o " e r a I l v o t e - - u· e ' l I h a ,, e I o tt' a i I an d s e e • f!!Jl{_A_ A,iy further question about the current state of Sino-American re~:-~~1"'!:::, ~ ~ a y /\ J- in Pe king1 .,,.wit1i public disclosure of a ,iew v ersion - of remarks attributed earlier i• this week to Red China's Foreig,i minister Chen Yi. ~ In the origi,ial sta(ement - yor,'ll recall - Che\'- l quot~ as saying that Chi,i a does ,iot really want a ~ "clash'' toith the u,iited Slates. Also that Red China - was "not necessarily dis,nissi,ig' tlie idea of Vietnamese peace talks. Re,narks construed in Washington - as a possible softening of China's customary "hard line'' toward the United States. But not so - according to Today's dispatch. ~ . Wl,at ChenAactually said - we'r · e told - is that Vietnamese peace talks are out of tit e qr, es tion. Fttrtli er, that there is no change - in Chinese policy toward tlie United States. The error - simply a · matter of misinterpretation s r l Peking. In other ioords - blame it on 11,e translator. UNION American poltc_v i,i Viet Nam - IJ,itterly attacked to <la l' by tlie powe r/11 l Bri I.is h Trad e Union Co11gress: c11r - re11tly i,i sessio,i - al Blackpool, England. A . resolution passed by the .fitll convention - asserting that the United S l a t • s - q u o t e - "s e e m s I, e l l - b en t on a ll - or, t w a r. , . , - - unqttote. Tl,e lone voice raised in de fe nse of American actions- tllat of Fred Hay day, Chairman of the T U C's lnternat ion al Committee. W/10 said llr•xk that the war in Viet Nam -- "is a struggle agains t imposition of gover11ment by terror and force -- as oppose · d to governme•t by free choice and consent." In the end, , howeve-r - his Ii~&: remarks apparently~ •~ naught. SOUTH AFRICA ~ ~~ The body of s l a i ~ - Verwoerd was returned qttietlJ ' toda y lo Pr ' e • toria - administrative capital of So utlt Africa. Tit e city s ltroude · d in mourning - on what would lzave been Verwoerd' ' s sixty-fifth birthday. >\~:!' Town - the Rtt• r, s::ne..W Bible- quoltng assassin - was arraigned taJcH, 1ealay i• a special magistrate's court. Dmitrio Tsafendas ordered held willlout bail - tlntil October Sixth . . Sor,th Africa's Attor11ey Ge,ieral sayiNg he ~ be charged with murder - " as quickly as possible." SHEPPARD Dr. Sam S1,eppard - arraigned a second time-- to d a.\' in a C le v e la II d co" r Ir o om , 1 1 ~ .£11 . a r g e, o:f: ~tX<X s econ d - degree murder -- in lhe Nineteen Fifty-four slaying of his pregna,zl wife Marilyn. In answer lo lite qtlestion -- "How do you plead?" Dr. Sa 1-n re s po n ding in a near - shout • ''No t gr, il t y " - s a i d lie. WIien •• asked lnter - why s,,cli a loud voice - the defendant repl11i11g: "I've always been shouting that loud - if anybody had listened." A trial date - to be set next week. In the ntear,ti,u ~ O :r::::=s,a,.;. remains free dn ten thousand dollar• bail. A §.!Sl B.:r_s_ The question: After mini-ski · ,-ts - wliat next? The answer toda3 , - from London. It's mini-pants. Bu Not / v, women - but for men. Now now - take it easy London I As inlroduced by fashion . designer Hardy Amies - the new male cos '1011 e to consist of a conventional shirt and tie - and a convenlional jacket. All very normal - except that ll1e tror,sers are to be cr,t off - a full /en inches above the knee. Ready for the next Great Flood/ However, British weather being what ii ts - ~ Designer Amies • • a ~ Hs mini-t>anls ~ some warmer clime in mind - maybe Capricornia, North Australia ,...l{J-J_ or Papua. Yes, Warren, New Gui,rea 1"'J»I elo::,IAt' where the coffee and tea pl ante rs now wear 'em just above tlte knee. LADY B . IRD Pla11s for a t111• , ee-day western tour by Lady Bi1• , d Joll11son - at1not111ced toda~ .,. b} ' the White Hou . se. The lour set for week , after 11ext - as part of the First Lad.v's 11alional beautificatiOfl canipaig,z. First stop - ••;:,, . California; for ceremonies dedi , ca:ting tlze fig S11r Coastal Road - start of a new scenic lligluva,, system .. Wltile still in California - Mrs. Johnson will next ~ a r s t estate at San Simeon - ~~~- now an 11isto-rical monumen!A at'so the IJ!O Point Reyes National Seashore - north of San Francisco. After that - _.,.. on to Arizona; for dedication ~ of tl1e Glen Cany , on Dam - near Page. ~-•~~ a quick tr.ip - . to New Mexico,· inch,ding a stop at tlie American institute of Indian arts and crafts tt-santa Fe -- and A .,a;~ another at th~San Ild , efonso Indian Pueblo.